"If the goal is to send a message, let's send a message the best way possible," he said.
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DENTON: I THINK THE JURY DID ABSOLUTELY WANT TO SEND A MESSAGE AND THEY WANTED TO SEND A MESSAGE THAT PRIVACY IS IMPORTANT.
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"I think it's important that in Ohio, we not only send a message to the country, but we send a message to the world," he said.
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"Goodlatte wanted to issue that subpoena to really send a message to Strzok and to send a message that they want to go after this issue relatively hard," said CNN's Manu Raju.
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Ask Siri to send a message for you on WhatsApp.
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But you can sell a car to send a message.
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The idea that pardoning Martha Stewart would send a message.
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But Ozdemir will be there, hoping to send a message.
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"Every time they play, they send a message," he says.
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They're coming out because they're trying to send a message.
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So you got to be able to send a message.
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I don't think we use them to send a message.
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Is Gomez trying to send a message to her ex?
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"We need to send a message that our girls matter."
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The carrier's visit would send a message, Global Times said.
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The show, Wiley explained, is trying to send a message.
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It's obviously Hydra just trying to send a message. pic.twitter.
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We wonder if she was trying to send a message.
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Russia's broadcaster also seemed to want to send a message.
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Syndergaard later said it was intended to send a message.
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"We simply wanted to send a message," they told Motherboard.
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Adele didn't send a message; she visited Rebecca in person.
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Remember, if you send a message this way, it's public.
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The measures send a message: People matter more than profits.
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So let me just send a message: Carmelo Anthony rocks.
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Others plan to send a message without saying a word.
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And I can send a message through this to anyone.
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Austin: He wants to send a message to the police.
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The color of a dress can also send a message.
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You send a message: It's love, it's sadness, it's everything.
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If you want to send a message, that should do it.
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"It's using the legal process to send a message," he said.
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Still, the arrests send a message to other would-be critics.
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Some say the punishment will send a message to other employees.
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But they also came to send a message about the future.
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Such statements from U.S. presidents send a message around the world.
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These people weren't showing up to send a message to Gillespie.
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Something to send a message to the young Saudi crown prince.
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It's a fascinating choice, and one meant to send a message.
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Our hypothesis is that they are used to send a message.
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It has to send a message that you love that person.
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In places like that, being silent will definitely send a message.
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"It could really send a message across the country," she said.
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It would send a message to every state in the country.
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Their formal inclusiveness and multiplicity send a message of implicit equality.
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Let's raise $3 MILLION in 24 HRS to send a message!!
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You can send a message with your eyeballs and your money.
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I encourage anyone who cares about children to send a message.
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"I would like to send a message to Maduro," Piñera said.
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Anyone can send a message to anyone else using workplace software.
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To send a message to the powerful, sometimes you have to shout.
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Our first female president would send a message that we are here.
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Perhaps he also intended to send a message to Russia and China.
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But they wanted to send a message to Trump and his party.
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The only reason for a public statement is to send a message.
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This weekend, teenagers began using the hashtag #IfIDieInASchoolShooting to send a message.
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Byron hopes the results will send a message the companies can't ignore.
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Like Mr Titiev's, Mr Golunov's arrest is meant to send a message.
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Or, you know, send a message over to Tabitha from math class.
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Still, the arrests send a message to would-be critics or challengers.
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The desire to send a message is hindering good storytelling, they say.
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It does send a message that you're not too big to fall.
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So he needs to send a message that he's a nice guy.
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Instead, he tends to turn to his music to send a message.
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"The Chinese are definitely trying to send a message," Mr. Ku said.
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Infuriated, Manson sought to send a message to the LA music intelligentsia.
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It almost seemed you're trying to send a message across the airwaves.
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Together, they send a message to the terrorists via a press briefing.
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Even if a candidate loses, it's a way to send a message.
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Immigration officials said the sanctions send a message to the holdout nations.
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But Americans for Prosperity also wanted to send a message to Republicans.
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This isn't Erivo's first time using her manicure to send a message.
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Wade alone, but this move is undoubtedly intended to send a message.
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He wanted to send a message — a message that Washington has received.
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"It was clearly designed to send a message to somebody," said Dark.
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"It is time to send a message to corporate America," Sanders said.
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In an attempt to send a message to Mr. Kabila, on Dec.
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He's not particularly optimistic that his presence will send a message, though.
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Is the president trying to send a message as his critics&apos claim?
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Send a message to cousin you've heard is going through a rough patch.
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The consistency, he hopes, will send a message: this was done on purpose.
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It would send a message through underground cables to the central alarm center.
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The spacecraft will then send a message to Earth nearly a day later.
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And how do we send a message of diversity and supporting American designers?
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She only sought $1 in damages because she wanted to send a message.
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Send a message to Donald Trump that your vote will not be suppressed.
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"There's this feeling out there of wanting to send a message," he said.
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"Massachusetts has an opportunity to send a message to this administration," Cox said.
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They figure they can send a message now, and vote for Clinton later.
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That's the point of a protest: to cause emotion, to send a message.
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" Williams-Goss, who transferred from Washington, added, "We wanted to send a message.
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Winning an election with corruption issues at the forefront would send a message.
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I think we desperately needed to send a message that, 'You know what?
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Mr Joko, universally known as Jokowi, wanted to send a message to China.
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Nevertheless, the state legislature wanted the Board of Regents to send a message.
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We must send a message that visa expiration dates will be strongly enforced.
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"We want to send a message (about) how important this is," he said.
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The Democrats can send a message that they put people's health above politics.
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Still, Manfred said Major League Baseball needed to act and send a message.
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But with yesterday's launch, Kim Jong Un clearly wanted to send a message.
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The third is that this dosage was sublethal, just to send a message.
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To the Editor: The indictments should send a message to all responsible Republicans.
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A law would send a message ... that it's not okay, it's child abuse.
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Bezos's personal contribution could be intended to send a message to those employees.
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The protest is designed to send a message to lawmakers and President Trump.
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"He was trying to, I think, send a message that family was important."
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We must send a message that Visa expiration dates will be strongly enforced.
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He refused to appear with Cameron to send a message of bipartisan opposition.
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How could she get back to her computer and send a message to Micah?
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He rehearsed for this, very much wanted to send a message to the President.
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They will gather on the National Mall to send a message to President Trump.
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Which should send a message: Universities don't need to hype findings to get coverage.
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If the Soviets wanted to send a message to NATO, it usually involved munitions.
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There's not artificial pressure to Send A Message or make these women characters examples.
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Turn back the forces of racism and misogyny and send a message for progress.
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That's when I decided to send a message, asking for proof about the account.
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Gaumer said the goal is to send a message that some alumni are unhappy.
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Do you intend for your campaign to send a message to the Democratic Party?
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Nuggets LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Clippers center DeAndre Jordan wanted to send a message.
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A Massachusetts church is using its nativity scene to send a message about immigration.
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So Bob Mueller decided he would step into this vacuum and send a message.
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ISIS is staging attacks in symbolically important places to send a message: We're back
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Ukraine must send a message that corruption with impunity will no longer be tolerated.
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"We're going to regroup in Puebla and send a message to Trump," he announced.
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And to send a message to the world: Without weapons, we can do anything.
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Beyond any specific piece of legislation, though, a Republican victory would send a message.
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"This strike should send a message to corporate CEOs across the country," Sanders said.
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That should send a message to a lot of kids that are rushing it.
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And then come November, let's send a message, loud and clear, with our votes.
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No mass arrests are necessary to send a message that the community condemns violence.
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He said he hopes Trump will send a message of unity in his address.
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Trump also seemed to be trying to send a message to the new government.
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Still, strategists are skeptical China is really trying to send a message this way.
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And in order to send a message, a bitcoin transaction needs to be made.
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Whether or not Mueller was trying to send a message to Congress does not matter.
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Doesn't send a message to the crypto industry that you are dedicated to the sector.
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Apparently it was one of Chapo's favorites, and he used to to send a message.
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While ING hoped to send a message, other investors have yet to follow its lead.
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I imagine in this case, Amazon got involved to send a message to cyber criminals.
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You send a message to your main squeeze and it goes to your mom instead.
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If a user triggered something, Hayo can then send a message back to the device.
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Go deeper: 2020 Democrats send a message to Trump with State of the Union guests
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"The president wants to send a message to our allies and to our potential adversaries."
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Get in touch via email, DM us on Twitter, or send a message on Keybase.
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Joan: I'm here to send a message that truth matters, facts, science, and women matter.
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Send a message to others that they better cooperate if they want to avoid humiliation.
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Taken all altogether, it's a statement very clearly designed to send a message to Trump.
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They found that it was actually best to send a message to someone between Dec.
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These RESTful APIs allow you to send a message, create rooms, manage people, and more!
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If wormholes did exist, they wouldn't let you go anywhere or even send a message.
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Fowler took to Twitter to send a message to Uber board members following the report.
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Those in the opposition claim that they want to send a message about good governance.
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And she says the hope her "amazing" delivery can send a message to other women.
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"That's when the nationalists said, 'We have to send a message,'" Mr. Cancel Miranda said.
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And not the way we want to send a message ... to a country like China.
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If the meeting was intended to send a message to the market, it didn't work.
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He said it would send a message to the business community about corruption and impunity.
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The Point: This is voters' first -- and biggest -- chance to send a message to Trump.
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Do you usually send a message first, or wait for them to start the conversation?
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And so to send a message in China, it's encrypted, I can't produce the content.
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There's little doubt that Israel is trying to send a message to Iran and Hezbollah.
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Those who never got into social media will still send a message here or there.
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Regardless of the opposition — and Thailand hasn't offered a ton — that will send a message.
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I want to send a message that Birmingham has a world-class classical ballet company.
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Those elements of the decision, Mr. Foley said, send a message to Supreme Court conservatives.
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Many believe the move is intended to send a message to protesters in Hong Kong.
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"We need to send a message that people should respect men and women," she said.
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"Yesterday's results in Virginia and Maine should send a message to him," Mr. Jordan said.
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He said the Fed could send a message to markets from its Jackson Hole meeting.
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The immediate impact of such a declaration, experts said, is it would send a message.
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" It continues, "please send a message of love and support and add in your location.
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Was she trying to send a message to President Donald Trump about his border policies?
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I think the federal actions are deliberate and they are trying to send a message.
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She just wanted to send a message, and she saw this as the first step.
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Ideas for legislation can cause a ripple effect, and send a message across the country.
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I think they should send a message while they're onstage, take advantage of your platform.
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Regardless, even those attending the events in Washington, D.C. used their wardrobe to send a message.
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"We wanted to send a message," the jury foreman told reporters, according to The Post-Dispatch.
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Michael ruins it at the end while trying to send a message to the visiting children.
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I wondered why the heck anyone would think it's okay to send a message like this.
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It's not the first time fields have been used to send a message to the president.
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You can also call a ride or send a message using a third-party messaging app.
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Without naming Trump, he called on voters to send a message by backing candidates like Northam.
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"This ... does not send a message about consistency and credibility to financial markets," Soskic told Reuters.
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If I could send a message to David right now, it would be, 'We love you.
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Kaminsky, the Democratic state lawmaker, suggested Bharara's refusal to resign was intended to send a message.
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"We sent the Monopoly man to the #Equifax hearing to send a message," Public Citizen tweeted.
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They send a message, and that message is: Here are the characters who deserve your empathy.
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He said the harsh sentence was necessary in order to send a message to future leaders.
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At that point, congressional leaders will have the opportunity to send a message about maternal health.
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Sharni Lee, 17, a student from Broadmeadows said she wanted to vote to send a message.
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An artist created masks that evade facial recognition and send a message about invasions of privacy.
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It's possible that the attacks are meant to send a message to the DDoS defenders themselves.
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His resounding, astounding victory in Florida doesn't just send a message, it effectively ends the contest.
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The immediate impact of such a declaration, some experts said, is it would send a message.
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The choreography of Mr. Pompeo's Iraq stopover also appeared designed to send a message to Iran.
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That way, users could send a message from Instagram to a user on WhatsApp, for example.
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So he arrived at the new Boston Garden for the finals ready to send a message.
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"Maduro wants to send a message that there's no room for political debate," Mr. Smilde said.
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If I wanted to send a message after death, I would do it with flowers, too.
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With the radio antenna blocked, it was never able to send a message back to Earth.
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The department wanted to send a message that the United States would not sit idly by.
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To send a message, a little square appears in the right hand corner of your screen.
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"We hope to send a message to employers," said Emily Martin, the law center's general counsel.
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The statues are intended to send a message to black folks to stay in their places.
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He hoped this would send a message to other addicts and to those who encountered them.
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Roy must travel to the Moon and then Mars to send a message to his father.
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What we need now are activist investors to send a message that responsible oversight is needed.
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Make the first move Tinder's introducing a feature that will let women send a message first.
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You can make calls, ask Siri to send a message, and stream music on the go.
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Still, he also acknowledged voters wanted to "send a message" to his party about the environment.
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It is violence intended to send a message, pain inflicted to maintain India's old social order.
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And even if voters didn't entirely trust Trump, he was their way to send a message.
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And there was a desire to send a message that judges can't just do whatever they want.
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After Kim's body-shaming parade, she was at least able to send a message to her haters.
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Once you send a message to the box on your smartphone, the little heart starts to spin.
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She thanked the company's fans, saying they had helped to send a message of inclusivity and diversity.
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Missendai used her last moments to send a message to Dany loud and clear: Burn them all.
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"China wants to send a message, but it doesn't want to aggravate relations with Singapore," he said.
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Another official said Navarro's addition was meant to send a message to China about the administration's resolve.
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And authorities don't need to deport millions of people in order to send a message, Jaddou said.
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These dots send a message back to Facebook when you visit -- the technology is called Facebook Pixel.
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If I need to send a message, I'll confront someone instead of giving them a day off.
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Not just bops that I put together just to be popular — I want to send a message.
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When something irritating finds its way into your nose, nerve endings send a message to your brain.
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Many of Duke's voters "just wanted to send a message to Washington," argued a Loyola University pollster.
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Lingua Franca's hand-stitched sweaters have quickly become the chicest way for celebrities to send a message.
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WhatsApp has finally got your back when you send a message to the wrong person or group.
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The results of this Thursday's votes will ultimately send a message to both Trump and the Democrats.
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But if I don't send a message back and forth every 24 hours, the streak goes away.
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It was important to send a message – but also, Gaga says, she wanted to feel like herself.
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Another goal is to send a message to Russia that it has crossed a line, officials say.
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Blac Chyna, 27, posted her own Snapchat later in the day to send a message to haters.
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What this is designed to do is to send a message to everybody: Don't mess with us.
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"I was always so frustrated that I couldn't send a message after to the show," says McHugh.
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Midterm elections are generally viewed as a way for voters to send a message to the president.
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I wanted to do something just as powerful but send a message to everyone who saw it.
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Then the system will know and send a message to everyone in 10 to 20 mile radius.
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"If that happens, does that send a message to South Carolinians, about the possibilities of his campaign?"
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It's almost like voters are trying to send a message, they don't give a damn about impeachment.
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Utley said Syndergaard's pitch had "possibly" been intended to send a message, but that he understood it.
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"The other [reason] might be to send a message to someone other than the defendant," Sharman added.
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If you're trying to send a message, I get that, but it can't be around someone's head.
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When President Donald Trump exercises his power to pardon federal crimes, it's usually to send a message.
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" Acosta said he thought the suspension was also an attempt to "send a message to our colleagues.
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You send a message to that guy, you never know what he's going to come back with.
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When he needs to send a message to his foes, Mitch McConnell is the master of subtlety.
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Matrix opposes the merger and may vote against the Occidental board "to send a message," Katz said.
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Which brings us to your second, insightful point: An ignored survey can indeed send a message, too.
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Unofficially, he is likely there to talk about — or at least send a message to — President Trump.
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But analysts said the meeting was largely meant to send a message directly to the White House.
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Juul used social media and flavors to send a message of a cool lifestyle choice to teenagers.
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Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius of Lithuania said the sanctions were meant to send a message to Moscow.
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But she certainly planned on voting in this one — mostly to send a message to President Trump.
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Emotions get out of control and the chief wants to send a message to the business community.
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He began reaching out on Facebook to other operators, looking for someone who could send a message.
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"Democrats want to send a message," said Thomas M. Davis III, a former Republican congressman from Virginia.
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Quick note though: Unless you have LinkedIn Premium, you'll need to connect before you send a message.
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Then the system will know and send a message to everyone in 235 to 20 mile radius.
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But these military-themed posters also send a message to President Kim Jong-un's perceived enemies abroad.
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And Smith says she hopes her story can send a message about the power of breast milk.
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The 27-year sentence he received is expected to send a message to other Russian computer criminals.
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These dots send a message back to Facebook when you visit — the technology is called Facebook Pixel.
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The American commandos have deployed quietly but deliberately in the past several months, to send a message.
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Is it worth launching a major political campaign with limited practical upshot just to send a message?
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Authorities say they're giving the case extra attention to send a message: Hate has no home here.
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They wanted to send a message to lawmakers regarding gun control legislation and school safety, WSVN reported.
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Critics say the actions undermine military justice and send a message that battlefield atrocities will be tolerated.
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This will send a message to all your Alexa-enabled devices, whether they're from Amazon or not.
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"Picking me up was a way to send a message to others to straighten up," he said.
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Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, said the arrests were meant to send a message.
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That's why, to go back to your question, I want to send a message we all should.
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This will send a message that he is giving our communities' respective voices a chance to be heard.
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Is he trying to send a message to President Trump by saying don&apost try to railroad me.
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Whomever this guy is, he wanted to send a message, and he tried to think outside the box.
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He and the rest of the police force want to send a message: Stop sniffing around the Hodels.
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You can 'like' them by pressing the thumbs up icon, or send a message right then and there.
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Lisa Haage, Chief of Enforcement for the Commission, told CNN she hopes these penalties will send a message.
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Now when you send a message with a URL, you can see the preview of the URL automatically.
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She and Mildred work together, and the police arrest her in order to send a message to Mildred.
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While Russia's deployment of the fleet may send a message, it does not greatly change the military situation.
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But supporters contend it would promote healthy living and send a message about the risks of tobacco use.
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He said that the raids would help send a message to potential undocumented migrants not to venture north.
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Daryl makes it clear that, in years past, he would have resorted to violence to send a message.
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"We wanted to send a message," the jury foreman told reporters, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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And we need to send a message to the mainstream media that we&aposre not listening to them.
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"We want this to send a message to the country that hazing should not exist," Stephen Gruver said.
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At each module of the story, users can like or send a message tied to a specific photo.
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"He has send a message to the government that they can steal with an open fist," says Mimenza.
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They execute women in this way to send a message: don't do this or you'll be killed, too.
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Those involved in this project wish to send a message of unity and fearlessness to the Trump Admiration.
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Both actions, he said, would "send a message to the markets that Greece is like every other country".
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It calls for people to wear orange on June 2 to send a message to end gun violence.
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It said Allen told investigators that he mailed the letters "to send a message" but did not elaborate.
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They send a message to every person with perceived or actual power that their actions will remain unanswered.
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Dunford said the tweets were important to send a message to both the military and the American people.
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There is no "maybe I'll send a message of protest," there is no equivocation, there is no question!
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If anyone on a bus route stops paying, gangs kill a driver — any driver — to send a message.
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The products chosen are meant to send a message to states in which the president enjoys political support.
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The type of charges that would send a message include lying to the FBI or other federal investigators.
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If you want to send a message or image with a disappearing effect, you can now add that.
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Not to mention that they want to send a message to scouts that they can tough things out.
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If you're interested in learning more about sponsorships with TechCrunch, send a message to our sponsor team here.
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"The government wanted to send a message that his murder would not pass in silence," Mr. Elkin said.
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"Virginia's the first opportunity to send a message about what you think of the Trump administration," McAuliffe said.
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I believe he wanted to send a message to the rest of us: Shut up or be killed.
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Send a message by punishing those close to Putin, those who benefit from his power, goes the logic.
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We can send a message that yes, it's going to be a disruption for some period of time.
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"It could send a message that we have rebuilt and reconnected our link with organized labor," he said.
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The point is that when "four senior Trump advisers" tell reporters something, that's designed to send a message.
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Mr. Gubler said he thought this episode's outcome would send a message that there are consequences for vandalism.
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Working-class voters tried to send a message in 2016, and they are still trying to send it.
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So I send a message of prayer and hope, and I tell the parents not to give up.
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Trump is clearly trying to send a message that if you cross him, he'll go after your family.
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The possibility of a no-confidence vote rose after shareholder advisory firms urged investors to send a message.
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In a statement, Mr. Schiff indicated that he was trying to send a message to other potential witnesses.
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Mr. Gelb said that by getting out into the city more, the Met hoped to send a message.
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" Mr. Shamberg scoffed at the idea that academy voters "think meta about a film to send a message.
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Temporary tattoos send a message, while the subtle sheen of a prism highlighter will suit the minimally inclined.
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But perceived economic benefits can be used as a political weapon when Beijing wants to send a message.
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But she hoped that Koizumi's decision would send a message to the general population, and set a precedent.
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Let today's announcement send a message: If you were involved in these crimes we are coming for you.
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I find her on Facebook and send a message, then do some final cleaning of the common areas.
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And CNN is told Team Blackburn is looking for ways to send a message that Corker shouldn't run.
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He had deployed to Somalia the previous week but had not found time to send a message home.
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To send a message — go after me, and I will go after you — only I have more power.
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In some cases, marketers can even click a button to send a message directly to the publisher's sales team.
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Facebook will seamlessly transition from the Facebook app to the Messenger app when you want to send a message.
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As it turns out, the whole interaction was staged in order to send a message about Black Lives Matter.
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In an interview with FBI agents, Brewer said they wanted to send a message to Jews as a race.
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Bomber flights the U.S. has used its advanced aircraft to send a message after North Korea's January nuclear tests.
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Ermold told BuzzFeed News he wasn't interested in "rehashing the past" and wanted to send a message of unity.
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In addition, the jury tacked on $150 to send a message that Greyhound wasn't following its 150-mile rule.
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If the point is to send a message, but not necessarily to Uber, then who are the drivers targeting?
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You could swipe on an event to get directions or send a message to the person you were meeting.
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The distinction is clear: Apple wanted to send a message that the two phones are related in some way.
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US to World: Crush Ivory Stockpiles & Send a Message to Poachers: ELEPHANTS ARE WORTH MORE THAN IVORY #IvoryCrush pic.twitter.
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"Voters may seek to send a message to Beijing by casting a vote for these groups," he told CNN.
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I mean, hopefully, what you're going to see is governments responding by doing the things that send a message.
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The state broadcaster said the military drills were meant to send a message to pro-independence politicians in Taiwan.
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Critics say it would preempt justice, undermine military discipline and send a message that battlefield atrocities will be tolerated.
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They wanted to send a message of fear to others who might choose to work with the United States.
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"All of us wanted to send a message that the law can work fast, and we succeeded," he said.
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Removing Rodman from the Hall of Fame will send a message that all Americans are united against this regime.
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There is no doubt they wanted to send a message that Venezuela was open to American business, Sargeant said.
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I had them at the first meeting because I wanted that to be symbolic and to send a message.
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Doerksen said it'll also protect the electric skateboard industry's reputation and send a message that quality (and safety) matters.
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This will surely not be the last we see of players banding together to send a message to Trump.
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Meanwhile, Bannon hopes a Moore win in Alabama would send a message about the mood of the GOP base.
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Cold, dry air stimulates the nerves inside your nose, which send a message through your nerves to your brain.
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For starters, Slack has created an Announcements channel as a way to send a message to the entire organization.
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Steam users can attack a game's review score in an effort to send a message to the game's maker.
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Say you're hiking with no cell service, and you want to send a message so your family doesn't worry.
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Supporters of the measure say it would amplify the voice of the people and send a message to Congress.
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"Whether Congress takes action or not, we are going to send a message that people cannot ignore," he added.
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We often hear the mantra "the government needs to send a message" when holding individuals liable for corporate wrongdoings.
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" To send a message to a specific friend, tap their name, scroll to the bottom, and tap "Send Message.
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"They may have wanted to send a message that they are an outside-the-Beltway organization," Mr. Malcolm said.
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Or, perhaps she wanted to use her final screen time to send a message that's close to her heart.
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While Venezuela is the latest issue of concern, Congress wants to send a message that Khashoggi hasn't been forgotten.
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"I wanted to send a message to the people of Stanton," Lou says when the production is in jeopardy.
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"We want to send a message to poachers that they will not get much if they come to Zimbabwe."
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"There is no doubt they wanted to send a message that Venezuela was open to American business," Sargeant said.
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But his larger goal is to send a message to women that the government is not on their side.
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Nuzzo said leaders should be consistent in their behavior to send a message to others on how to act.
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They decided to send a message in a bottle using a paper receipt and a green, reusable water bottle.
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However, Glazer and the former NXIVM members hope to send a message to victims that they are not alone.
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An overwhelmingly bipartisan House vote could send a message to the Senate to get on board with its bill.
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But Mr. Obama clearly wanted to use his last major turn on the national stage to send a message.
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The idea I found most interesting was the line: ''How can you send a message to a life-form . . .
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These actions send a message to countries on the frontlines of the refugee crisis; you are on your own.
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If we allow those rights to be abused, it will send a message that intellectual property won't be protected.
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They allowed more bankruptcies, hoping to send a message that companies that spend recklessly will be allowed to fail.
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It will also send a message that there was no deal on sanctions — not in June and not now.
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So he tried a different approach and used a feature of the software to send a message to Follett.
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Ralph S. Northam with landslide margins in large part to send a message about their disdain for Mr. Trump.
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In other words, Trump went above and beyond what he needed to do to send a message to Russia.
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People prefer to talk than to send a message with a lot of spelling mistakes, and also because it's convenient for some specific situation or people, because it frees up the hands, so you can still send a message while you're doing something else, like painting or typing on another, bigger keyboard.
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And then at the same time, they send a message to potential victims that they are welcome in our community.
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The database only confirms that a particular phone was used to call or send a message to a decoy ad.
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Given that this particular incident involved a high-profile player, it's possible that FIFA was trying to send a message.
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The group said they did so to hold themselves to account and to send a message about sexist sales tactics.
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But the actions of Puerto Ricans send a message of inspiration to others struggling to survive in a changing world.
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A handful of Democratic lawmakers will be trying to send a message by not being in the room at all.
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Drivers intend to send a message to Uber that is slated to begin trading as a public company Friday morning.
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That may mean users would only have a certain amount of time after they send a message to unsend it.
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"Many, quite frankly, want to send a message contrary to what we've seen in Iowa and New Hampshire," he said.
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"The San Bernardino litigation is not about us trying to send a message or establish some precedent," Mr. Comey said.
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These resolutions don't change the law, but they do send a message that could lead to policy change later on.
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" Aronberg said he prosecuted the case to send a message that "animal cruelty will not be tolerated in our community.
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Broadcast lets users send a message to all Assistant-enabled speakers, but now users can reply to these group shouts.
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He came back to do the right thing and to send a message to his colleagues and to the country.
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You can't send a message on WhatsApp, you can't send some money using Square Cash, you can't order an Uber.
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CodeBlue offers the ability to send a message to a designated support network in case of a mental health emergency.
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It was also written during a time of financial and political uncertainty, and it was meant to send a message.
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This seems intended to send a message—"We speak English here"—without doing much to change reality on the ground.
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The rare convening of the Catholic, Coptic and Orthodox patriarchs will send a message to Christians worldwide, said Bishop Angaelos.
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There are a dozen cards to choose from, and you can personalize each to send a message of your choosing.
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In cases like those, perhaps the US wanted to send a message to an adversary, or purposefully demonstrate their capability.
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It's likely that some who voted to leave were looking to send a message, thinking their votes wouldn't actually matter.
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I believe there's still a time and a place to send a message over a big hit, clean or not.
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On Thursday night, protesters gathered in front of the federal courthouse in Los Angeles to send a message to lawmakers.
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President Trump may have endorsed health care tax credits to send a message to conservatives about Obamacare repeal, but Sen.
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Kim Kardashian West just joined Snapchat on Tuesday, and she already knows how to send a message to her haters.
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And everybody that I talked to agreed that WFAY should send a message by not airing the following week's game.
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It's time to send a message to cities that stifle innovation and strangle economic opportunity: don't drive out ride-sharing.
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" Feur said Mather had been clearly held accountable and hopes it can send a message to anyone "contemplating similar behavior.
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"I still think it's important to send a message even if the vote is lost," the hedge fund investor said.
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These comments impact not just Paul but go on to send a message to anyone who disagrees with the majority.
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"I mean if that doesn't send a message of the changing face of the Democratic Party, nothing does," she said.
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"If the artist was investigated in a way to send a message to others, that would be chilling," he said.
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In every case, prosecutors noted the gun violence battering Chicago and called for sentences long enough to send a message.
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US Air Force B-52 bombers are in Europe to train with partners and to send a message to Russia.
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They also believed that they had to send a message to our children that his behavior was simply not acceptable.
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If you'd rather talk on Signal, WhatsApp or LINE, which are more secure, send a message to 213-271-7217.
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Protesters have used luggage carts to block departure gates, intending to send a message to the government and the police.
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Kansas voters need to send a message that the independence of the judiciary will be firmly protected from extremist meddling.
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If you need to send a message that is more than a few sentences, email is probably the best route.
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Afterward, Mr. Lightfoot said the verdicts would send a message to correction officers that abusing inmates would not be tolerated.
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"This jury was clearly trying to send a message about bad conduct on the part of the company," Dion wrote.
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That certainly suggests he was trying to send a message to those facing pressure for testimony from the special counsel.
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Beverly Hills has banned dockless scooters and impounded more a thousand, in an effort to send a message to Bird.
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Administration officials said they hoped the action against EDD would send a message to others considering buying the S-400.
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The first lady's spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, has said repeatedly that the jacket wasn't meant to send a message at all.
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"I want to send a message to John McCain," said Ms. Rupnik, 58, a consultant for an essential oils company.
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" — Twitter, June 25, 2018 "We have the opportunity to send a message to the present occupant of the White House.
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Forster said he wanted to send a message to the rest of the elite program by giving McCusker another opportunity.
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These actions came to light largely because Google cofounder Larry Page wanted to send a message about stealing from Google.
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They also want to send a message: Americans abroad will be paying very close attention to what happens back home.
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"I was to be murdered to send a message to this place," Ms. Cooper said in the House of Commons.
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Because when you do that you actually inflate them and send a message about what kind of speech is permissible.
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Canada and America's other allies need to send a message to President Trump that they are tired of being bullied.
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"We are trying to stay respectful and send a message of love and staying united," she told The Indianapolis Star.
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If you could send a message to some of the victims of this fire, what would you like to say?
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They wanted to send a message to the Wells board that it would be held responsible for the company's behavior.
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CNN affiliate KFOR reported that 76% of principals in Oklahoma City support canceling class to send a message to lawmakers.
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Months ago, the Five Star Movement had hoped to send a message with a show of strength in local elections.
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However, he did send a message that the most immediate action would have to be taken by his own constituents.
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Such motions are the last opportunity to amend a bill and are used by the minority to send a message.
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A victory by Mr. Sarandos would send a message about his streaming service's rising place in the film industry's hierarchy.
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The Richmond protesters came out in the thousands despite the frigid temperature to send a message to legislators, they said.
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Still, Mr. Setya's sentence will send a message, said Erry Riyana Hardjapamekas, a former deputy chairman of the anticorruption agency.
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The South Carolina lawmaker said Trump now has the chance to send a message to countries like Russia and Iran.
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The time of day a job seeker reaches out to a recruiter or hiring manager can also send a message.
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The Democrats say they must impeach to send a message that Mr. Trump should not repeat his abuses of power.
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Trump wanted to send a message to Pelosi coming directly from him ahead of the House vote expected on Wednesday.
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" Drakeford, whose grandmother survived the Holocaust, said the posters "send a message that we aren't welcome at our own school.
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He walked boldly into rival gang territory in a rough neighborhood on Chicago's South Side determined to send a message.
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But opposition members said the visibility of the military planes was unusual and had been meant to send a message.
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The album, Hus says, was designed to send a message: he owns this diasporic sound and is pushing it forward.
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" From space, he said he plans to send a message to "catch the hearts and minds of millions of people.
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"It's not hard to imagine [Delrahim] doubling down to send a message to companies," an industry analyst told Business Insider.
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Palantir has a pop-up form when you enter the homepage that allows you to send a message to the FCC.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Taliyah's family held a press conference to send a message to their loved one and her alleged abductor.
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I want to send a message to my daughters and this new administration: preserve the rights women have and add more.
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Donald Trump, however, tweeted that his wife's jacket was indeed meant to send a message, but not about the immigrant children.
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But Beijing is clearly trying to send a message with its plan to welcome over 100,000 professional buyers to the expo.
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And so, later on, when I brought that in front of the world, I wasn't really trying to send a message.
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It's a move designed to send a message to investors and the broader public about Ford's willingness to make hard changes.
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Messenger now lets anyone send a message request to anyone on Facebook, effectively eliminating the need to know someone's phone number.
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To send a message to your driver, riders can select "contact" then "chat" in the feed section of the Uber app.
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You can even record and send a message as the unicorn, cat, or, if you really want to go there, poop.
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It's a constructive way to send a message to the politicians that it's freaking time to do something about climate change.
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" Instead, she said, she is displaying a Kasich yard sign to send a message: "Even a Democrat will support this guy.
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His job, I hope that focuses him, I think there&aposs symbolism in that that he wants to send a message.
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The resolution has no Republican backers and is unlikely to pass, but will nonetheless send a message to the Israeli government.
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In the video, he takes the opportunity to send a message to the people about fashion trends and their expiration dates.
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A senior French diplomat said the president was deliberately snubbing Poland and Hungary "to send a message to Warsaw and Budapest".
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They told me that I can speak what…I want freely and I can send a message through this to anyone.
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Send a message by sending leaders to Washington who will work for you and won't just put there party over progress.
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These types of directives send a message that LGBTQ people are somehow less valuable to the church, the government, and society.
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The interior Minister, de Maiziere, said Wednesday's ban on the WWT was intended to send a message to right-wing radicals.
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And in interviews, he denied that the Spears lookalike in the video was intended to send a message about his ex.
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When there are multiple instances of divergent behavior from this established activity, the app will send a message to the user.
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Thurman said he hoped the verdict would send a message to young people about the perils of alcohol and decision-making.
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What Duo does is send a message through its app to your phone asking if you are trying to sign on.
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So, when they got together at Rockwell nightclub in Miami -- Jozy used the opportunity to send a message to President Trump.
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Nominee Sandra Roberts believes the show can send a message to the elite, and is keen to make the point herself.
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"We're delivering them at prices that I think send a message that we're not trying to simply maximize price," said Witty.
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We exist, and I'm using cinema and film to send a message to the world that we exist as human beings.
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This is not a time to be silent ... you only send a message if we are in big numbers like this.
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That way, when I send a message from my iPhone – I can still see what I wrote on my iPad later.
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Others say it could send a message to North Korea about the reliability of the US as a negotiating partner. 257.
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Yet just by opening its doors the new office helps send a message to investors that regulators are on the case.
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A harsher sentence was needed, he said, to send a message "that this conduct is totally unacceptable and deserves severe punishment."
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Lemlich said the cause involves more than tacos, and ISO is hoping to send a message of support across Los Angeles.
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Sheriff: Killers meant to 'send a message' Last month, Franklin Gebhardt and William Moore Sr. were arrested in the 1983 slaying.
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They were celebrating the kickoff of Columbus' Pride Festival, but organizers also wanted to send a message to the vice president.
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The state prosecutor called for "zero tolerance" toward young perpetrators, saying the court needed to send a message to deter others.
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The device then proceeded to send a message to a random contact based on further background conversation, according to the firm.
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Lawmakers argue that new sanctions will help send a message that Washington will take a hard line, despite the nuclear pact.
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Though Monday's sanctions aren't designed to be a "crippling hammer blow on Iran's economy," Nephew said, they do send a message.
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"We are going to send a message which says you cannot make discrimination against us a political virtue anymore," he continued.
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Dechathorn Bamrungmuang, one the group's co-founders, told CNN they want to send a message to the public through their music.
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As politics has collided with professional sports during Trump's time in office, athletes have turned to fashion to send a message.
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The fact that I'm able to send a message – be it an email or a vibration – around the world is fascinating.
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But Khatib argues that it was simply meant to send a message: ISIS may be weakened, but it is not gone.
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Imploring Nevadans to vote early, Mr. Obama said it was important that they send a message by turning out in droves.
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Still, it would send a message that Democrats don't want to set a precedent that any future waivers would be automatic.
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Now, Fung believes this brief period of cleaner air should send a message for people to push for longer-term changes.
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Governments can choose a specific area on a map and send a message to all cell phones active in that area.
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In other words, the administration is ramping up its enforcement of a currently existing policy to send a message to Iran.
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"It seems like an unusual way to send a message to Trump, to attack a longstanding U.S. policy approach," he said.
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Does that send a message to the American people that that's — that's more important than some of the very pressing issues?
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The assumption now is that Mr. McConnell is looking to send a message to Mr. Trump with this pair of votes.
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A police officer in India is wearing a wild helmet covered in red spikes to send a message about staying inside.
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Eliminating tuition at two-year colleges would send a message that Americans are supposed to continue their education beyond high school.
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The First Amendment, he said, protects only conduct that is inherently expressive or both meant and likely to send a message.
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But something way worse is happening in Mexico; five headless bodies are dropped off at Navarro's home to send a message.
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If a person tries to send a message that includes blacklisted terms to another account, that message simply never shows up.
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Boards should be eager to claw back compensation earned under such circumstances, if only to send a message to other employees.
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In her opinion, Judge Forrest wrote that the penalty needed to be substantial enough to send a message to UPS executives.
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"These three parties have come together to really send a message that everyone cares about this crisis of homelessness," Schaaf said.
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Shooting down a nuclear-armed North Korean-Ukrainian tin can would send a message to every country considering a nuclear breakout.
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The lawmaker said Trump's jokes were meant to send a message to the holdouts: Find a way to get to yes.
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He said he had not meant to send a message to young dancers that their complaints would not be listened to.
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G. Zachary Terwilliger, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, said Mr. Frese's conviction should send a message.
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This time the administration decided to send a message that killing Americans serving or working in Iraq will not be tolerated.
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Still, they said she could have resigned voluntarily from the board at the time if she wanted to send a message.
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He said he's hopeful his actions will send a message to the American people, who will in turn oppose the nominations.
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U.S. policymakers concerned by the Islamic Republic's malign activities and nuclear pursuits are wise to send a message of strategic assertiveness.
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Justin's been on edge lately to send a message about people asking "dumb questions" or just plain old talking to him.
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Some hope, wistfully, the three will step aside before the 2018 midterms to help send a message and generate new ideas.
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"There are a lot of folks who say you should never send a message in a bottle — it's pollution," he says.
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I send a message to most people I match with, unmatch a (very) small number, but I won't ignore anyone usually.
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There is a GOP Senate primary pitting establishment favorite Todd Young against conservative Marlin Stutzman, and McConnell hopes voters send a message.
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Frank Langella used his Tony Awards acceptance speech to send a message of strength to the victims of the Orlando mass shooting.
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We need our colleagues on the left to stand with us and send a message: The rule of law is not optional.
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A local pilot helped Alyssa send a message in a bottle, throwing the teen's note in the ocean as he flew overhead.
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The President very clearly wants to send a message to our allies and our potential adversaries that this is strong power administration.
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I'm looking at it like I'm representing my team, trying to either get momentum, send a message, or stick up for somebody.
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The idea, described as a way to "send a message" to smugglers, is "under serious consideration," according to a senior administration official.
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Donate to organizations you care about to help them fight Congress' plans to defund them and to send a message of support.
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If the trial brings a conviction, rights campaigners hope that will send a message to other would-be attackers of LGBT+ people.
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"Ohio is going to send a message that we don't accept those kinds of tactics," he said at a rally this weekend.
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Google used its massive presence at CES this week to send a message that it has bigger plans for the Assistant, too.
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I remember when the whole Donald Trump phenomenon happened she said, 'I want to send a message to you people in Washington.
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On a broader level, such a trial is important to send a message to ruling leaders, putting an end to potential impunity.
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" The Greenpeace protesters got their "resist' sign hanging in front of the White House to send a message to Trump. https://t.
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" And ahead of their match-up, Osaka was asked to send a message to Williams, and she gushed simply, "I love you.
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"With this book, I want to send a message to young readers around the country — and the world — that persistence is power."
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The feature, dubbed Slow Mode, allows a group administrator to dictate how often a member could send a message in the group.
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So that's the reason why we strongly believe it's going to grow because it's just faster to send a message this way.
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Doesn't the air strike at least send a message to other countries that Trump will use unilateral force more quickly than Obama?
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It was designed to allow the sitting president to send a message to all U.S. phones in the event of national emergency.
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Tomlinson invented email, a system where a user on one network could send a message to someone on another network, in 1971.
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Wade—and awe of Ford will drive them to the polls in just 38 days to send a message with their votes.
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Japanese leaders hope to send a message of unity as well to President-elect Donald Trump, who triggered concerns before his Nov.
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Another thing to be mindful of: The "Alexa, send a text message" voice command is different from "Alexa, send a message" command.
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KEANE: Well, clearly Iran is trying to send a message to the Trump team here based on the sanctions they&aposre imposing.
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"With this book, I want to send a message to young readers around the country—and the world—that persistence is power."
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This will let you do things like order an Uber, send a message through a chat application, make a payment, and more.
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Gibson said he hoped refraining from soliciting outside funding would send a message that he wasn't putting on these rallies for money.
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" The police chief took exception, telling the prosecutor, "We need to send a message that black market sales will not be tolerated.
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The Trump administration hoped to send a message to Beijing and Moscow by inviting Mongolia's leader for talks at the White House.
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"We wanted to send a message to Mr. Putin: If you interfere with our democratic institutions, you will be punished," Schumer said.
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They want to send a message to the establishment, that we were serious about our progressive values and we aren't going away.
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"At the same time, I would like to send a message of reconciliation between Japan and the U.S." View the discussion thread.
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They said then that they hoped to send a message to their followers, with the video, that it's okay to be yourself.
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With this book, I want to send a message to young readers around the country—and the world—that persistence is power.
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" When asked whether the bomb was also meant to send a message to the enemy, the spokesman replied, "Absolutely, we mean business.
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Through official means, it should send a message to any actors who instigate, dictate, justify and/or perpetrate violations of fundamental rights.
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" A text message added that the Trump campaign hopes to raise $3 million in the next 24 hours "to send a message.
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More voters say they will use their ballot to send a message for or against the president than in recent midterm elections.
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This case should send a message to anyone considering violating the public's trust and compromising our national security by disclosing classified information.
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The way I see it, there's only one explanation for why she wore what she wore: She wanted to send a message.
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Other Democrats are trying to send a message with their guests, who will sit in the public galleries overlooking the chamber. Reps.
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Democrats turned out in large numbers to send a message to Trump while Republicans, broadly speaking, were less enthused to go vote.
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"They use this technique to send a message to other animals that they own their property and not to disturb," she said.
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Conway told CNN that she was not trying to send a message to Trump, but did say there was concern about Romney.
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You'd only not tip to send a message, and this shouldn't be a message you send unless it's a battle worth picking.
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If, as his tweet this morning suggested, Kanye was trying to send a message to Ebro Darden, then this is decent trolling.
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The Israeli military said the targeted killing was intended to send a message, and posted a video of the strike on Twitter.
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And, as with any story designed to send a message, there was a risk of crossing the line between uplifting and didactic.
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Mr. Beattie said that the Games would send a message about the advancement of women that he hoped the Olympics would emulate.
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Though its drafting body would likely disagree, its ultimate purpose seems to be to send a message, not to codify international law.
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As it signaled, laying out demands related to infrastructure has become just another way to send a message on other political aims.
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The spacecraft, busy making its science observations, will not turn to send a message back to Earth until a few hours later.
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The Pilliods' lawyer, R. Brent Wisner, argued in court that a billion-dollar judgment would send a message to the chemical giant.
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Check Point said it also discovered a way within group chats to send a message to a specific individual within the discussion.
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"These charges will send a message that we will track down malicious actors no matter how or where they hide," he added.
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One purpose of sentencing in such a high-profile case can be to send a message that might deter others, he said.
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Mohammad Nasir al-Karbouli, a member of Parliament, said attacks like the one on Ms. Fares were intended to send a message.
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" Odinga echoed the sentiment, saying the joint address was to discuss issues affecting Kenya and send a message that "dissent stops here.
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An adviser to Trump said the firings were meant to send a message that siding against the President will not be tolerated.
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That's why, alongside clergy members and community leaders, I participated in last week's sit-in to send a message to Mr. Abbott.
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She thinks people have always used the clothing they wear to send a message about who they are and what they believe.
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Rokita hasn't announced a decision on whether he'll jump in, but the big quarter could send a message to fellow GOP Rep.
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Wu Qian, said in the briefing, when asked if the display of weaponry was intended to send a message to potential adversaries.
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While Kanter never mentioned LeBron by name in his tweets, it's pretty obvious he was trying to send a message Bron's way.
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The manufacturers claimed the FDA's new warnings were designed merely to send a message that consumers should not buy a lawful product.
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Jay Inslee of Washington argued forcefully that governors should send a message to the White House on health care, among other issues.
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Although the chances of impeachment taking place remain very slim, Pressley's resolution helps send a message about where Democrats stand on Kavanaugh.
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They scrambled to come up with an alternative path that allowed Trump to send a message to Tehran without torpedoing the pact.
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"Our delegation is here to send a message that Congress's commitment to take action on the climate crisis is ironclad," she said.
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And that means that to a certain extent what they wear is being chosen to send a message, and define an attitude.
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And after making a step-back 22003-pointer late, he stared down Joel Embiid to send a message without saying a word.
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Illinois House Deputy Majority Leader Lou Lang said such moves send a message that the state rejects policies handed down from Washington.
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A joint U.S.-Mexico park along the Rio Grande would send a message of cooperation when the loudest words are of division.
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For example, Trump's justification for attacking Syria was to send a message about Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons.
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He said he hoped to send a message to the Republican-dominated Legislature to enact a similar increase for all Pennsylvania residents.
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In this case, however, Clinton uses her giant note cards to send a message to an elector who is set to vote soon.
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"I really want to send a message not only to these scooters," said Supervisor Aaron Peskin, who co-wrote the bill in question.
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If You Send A Message To The Country, Make It About The People, Not Your Personal VictoriesObama's Twitter feed is humble and gracious.
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Conway's violations, if left unpunished, would send a message to all federal employees that they need not abide by the Hatch Act's restrictions.
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They send a message to two groups: They send it to the perpetrator, informing him that our community will not tolerate his intolerance.
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Hundreds of thousands of marchers, spearheaded by women's rights groups, fanned out across major cities to send a message to President Donald Trump.
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I mean, and, in fact, it looks like the Chinese are targeting states that are red states to send a message to President.
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In confirming this type of justice, Congress will send a message to the political community about what we need on the Supreme Court.
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By doing so, you will send a message to him and to other abusers that they cannot get away with their horrible crimes.
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They'd been placed by neighbors -- and strangers -- who wanted to send a message of solidarity after President Trump's executive order banning refugee resettlement.
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One way is to send a message to American Jews that even if they're appalled by the right, the left is no better.
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Maybe it's performative — you're trying to send a message to friends who follow the same celebrity that you, too, liked that celebrity's photo.
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Once you're done with your call, the Apple Watch will send a message to your emergency contacts with a map of your location.
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Using Kudi, people send a message they want the money to move from one place to another and Kudi will process the request.
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We have a clear opportunity to send a message to the Kremlin that military aggression and political interference abroad will not go unchecked.
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The bottom line: There are better ways to send a message to countries using cyber tools to interfere in our elections or economy.
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It's possible the administration leaked the letter to the friendly network as a way to send a message to Ankara before the talks.
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If the Democratic option fails, as it is also expected to, it would send a message that Democrats have to give Trump something.
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That means that voters who wanted to send a message about diversity had ample opportunity to cast their ballots for actors of color.
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Stocks and interest-rate futures jumped, even while economists wrestled to interpret whether Powell intended to send a message or was simply misunderstood.
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But the company clearly wants to send a message that it can be just as much of a home for artists as Snapchat.
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It wasn't like you were going to send a message to Steve for any reason and say congratulations and flood his email box.
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Voters are fed up and appear to have used these regional elections to send a message to the central government to that effect.
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A third possibility is that the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, wants to send a message both at home and abroad about Russian power.
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For those interested in getting involved, Noah says to simply send a message to them on Instagram or visit their website at YourMomCares.org.
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All day, the US had talked openly about the need for a vote to send a message to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The Pro Football Hall of Fame is clearly trying to send a message when it comes to the flag -- the more, the better.
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"We want to send a message of hope for all refugees in our world," said Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee.
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To send a message the other way, from the message window click the menu button (three dots, top right) then Mark as Spam.
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People often engage in conflict over land and water, some of whom use violence against women as a way to send a message.
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Law enforcement is also concerned if they let up on security it will send a message that the building is an easy target.
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She now tells us she's serious about that hypothetical, and it sounds like she's willing to do jail time to send a message.
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"When a merchant wants to contact a user they send a message to this opaque email address that Apple then forwards," says Fenton.
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Without protocols, you wouldn't even be able to do simple things like send a message from your Gmail address to a Hotmail account.
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The shooting was meant to send a message to rival gang members on the block, prosecutors said, but Alphonza was targeted by mistake.
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"President Bush went to a Muslim community center just six days after the attacks to send a message of unity and solidarity," Mrs.
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The U.S. Navy announced Wednesday it will carry out a rare exercise involving three aircraft carriers to send a message to North Korea.
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When I looked down to read or write a text or send a message on Facebook, I swerved and nearly crashed every time.
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"I want this case to send a message to physicians and the health care community," federal prosecutor Stephen McAllister said in the statement.
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"Technology makes it possible for anyone with an internet connection to send a message to the president and his administration," Mr. Goldman wrote.
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If drug-induced homicide prosecutions are intended to send a message to dealers, there is no discernible evidence that it has been received.
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For one thing, all conspiracy theorists send a message that flatters their audience: We make no mistakes, we are responsible for no failures.
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"Kids are sent home with summer reading lists, so we need to send a message that this is important, too," said one psychologist.
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Critics of law enforcement hope the results send a message to prosecutors, but they do not claim they are part of a trend.
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If the Nets were to choose to send a message, he said, he would want them to do it in a unified way.
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But the school's dean, Christopher Callahan, said he hoped that rescinding the honor would send a message about the seriousness of sexual harassment.
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The instances "go up when something political is going on," Mr. Murof said, suggesting that the incursions are intended to send a message.
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At some point, officials said, they expected North Korea to send a message about the Trump-Kim meeting through one of the channels.
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If the S.E.C. wants to send a message to companies, it may need to ratchet up the pressure by pursuing an enforcement action.
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He said that residents were "being coerced in the name of democracy," and that many wanted to send a message by staying home.
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Some experts believe the LNA's attack was not designed to capture the capital but rather to send a message to the international community.
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Joffrey punished her for her father and brother's alleged treasons, just to send a message, causing her to beg and plead for mercy.
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They used the occasion to send a message about inclusivity and a riposte to their critics, explains the blog's co-founder and writer.
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" Then, Mr. Barnes said, the legislator explained why the law was going to pass anyway: "We want to send a message to Trump.
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Trump wants to send a message of calm as the U.S. stock markets plunge over fears the coronavirus will hamper global supply chains.
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"It would send a message to every corporation in America that that's where we should be going as a nation," he said yesterday.
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Up first is a new silent messaging feature, which allows you to send a message without the recipient's phone making a notification sound.
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In a normal market, paying less for something would send a message of its low value, prompting people to provide less of it.
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Emerging from the service in Barcelona, Maite Foronda, a medical administrator, said she had driven more than 90 miles to send a message.
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Mr. Ho said that it was unclear whom the men were working for but that the attack was meant to send a message.
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It demands justice and the sentence you impose today will send a message about how much these precious women and children are worth.
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Judge Aquilina, I plead with you as you deliberate the sentence to give Larry, send a message that these victims are worth everything.
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Critics, including Democrats in Congress, have said such actions would undermine military justice and send a message that battlefield atrocities will be tolerated.
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"We're going to send a message to corporations and politicians that their time of rigging the economy against workers is over," the Rev.
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They deserve our support, so that we can send a message to all politicians in Washington that the time for gerrymandering is over.
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The group plans to hold marches across the country to send a message about Trump, warning that he could start a nuclear war.
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An adviser to Trump told CNN the firings were meant to send a message that siding against the President will not be tolerated.
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If Russia had been trying to send a message with an attack on the Olympics' servers, however, it was hardly a direct one.
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In the months before the attack, Trump recoiled from using the military to send a message to Iran for shooting down the drone.
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Instead, Warren was here to try to send a message that she's serious about tackling the problems of remote communities like this one.
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Matt Schlesinger, a partner at Covington & Burling, said in a statement that the lawsuit and others like it aim to send a message.
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Ms. Kor spent many hours at Auschwitz only wishing she could send a message beyond the electrified barbed wires of the concentration camp.
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Holzer allegedly wanted to shut down the synagogue and send a message to the congregation that they were not welcome, the indictment said.
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They want to send a message to Trump that if you try to cancel this agreement, we will just go to the Europeans.
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Trump A September Gallup poll found 56% of Americans planned to send a message about Trump with their vote, both for and against.
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Video game music has to do all the things that more traditional music does: convey emotions, alter the mood, and send a message.
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Tillerson downplayed the warning, which many interpreted as a threat to wage nuclear war, saying Trump was simply trying to send a message.
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Grinding the Senate to a halt could certainly send a message, but it could also cause irreparable damage to how the body functions.
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"I would like to send a message to the president that your attack on CNN is right," Mr. Hun Sen said in August.
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They'll see only the message that the cover and post send, a message that reproduces and reinforces an enduring myth of settler colonialism.
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We're told the pics are supposed to send a message to Rob -- Ferrari ain't broke and banging Blac Chyna ... he's just banging her.
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The Libertarian Party, for example, could embrace some Republicans and not others, and libertarians could send a message by voting on their party's line.
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If they can instead identify a problem in advance and send a message to the driver, they'll save the cost of that truck dispatch.
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But if your friends don't really like installing new apps, you'll also be able to send a message on WhatsApp, Messenger, LINE and more.
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Nevertheless, House Democrats would still likely work on stabilization to send a message to voters on health care ahead of the 2020 presidential campaign.
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" He said he intended "to send a message across all media that this epidemic of discrimination toward older women must come to an end.
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Have you ever been to a major event — a big game, concert or conference — and tried to make a call or send a message?
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" It states "Law students across the country are joining together to send a message: we won't work for you while you work for ExxonMobil.
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Now more than ever, your voice is needed to send a message to elected officials that what is happening in Charlottesville is not acceptable.
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Others, however, say Sheikh Nimr was punished for publicly questioning the legitimacy of the royal family and to send a message to other dissidents.
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I had to wonder, is Apple trying to send a message to the Trump administration that Apple also cares deeply about American job growth?
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England women's coach Phil Neville, a former United player, urged the soccer community to boycott social media for six months to send a message.
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The United Nations' six-month framework is apparently designed to send a message to both sides about investing in negotiations and not just grandstanding.
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I could use the touchscreen to send a message through Siri, but I couldn't access Apple's assistant through the steering wheel's voice control button.
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For, by doing so, you will send a message to him and to other abusers that they cannot get away with their horrible crimes.
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If you don't move for a full minute after falling, it can do that automatically and also send a message to your emergency contact.
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When you send a message to a friend, they only have 45 seconds to open it before your identity will be hidden from them.
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I get into bed at 11, and send a message to my husband who is at football with friends and having a great time.
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In adding your name to the petition you send a message to governments across the world that rights of refugees need to be protected.
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Where Swift failed to surprise with her Album of the Year win, she did use her moment at the mic to send a message.
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Interested readers just have to send a message to "The Chef by James Patterson" on Messenger to get started with the immersive reading experience.
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And send a message to future generations that you believe our democracy and our country are already great — and can only be made greater.
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Omar Sultan, from the Arab city of Tira in central Israel, said he was protesting to send a message to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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And, with the Democratic base fired up beyond belief to send a message to Trump, the 2018 midterms could be a total disaster. 2.
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He said that the move doesn't just send a message, but amounts to a "significant degrading" of Assad's ability to carry out chemical attacks.
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"I want to send a message to refugees in Europe and elsewhere," Al-Hussein says in a video by the U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR).
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This means that if you aren't careful, you could inadvertently send a message at an inappropriate hour and disturb your co-worker or boss.
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For these very reasons, the notion of voting third party is often described as a way to make a statement or send a message.
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The sources didn't rule out a missile test from the North "in the near future" to send a message to the U.S. as well.
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To send a message, text 28255, and while the first two responses are automated, you'll then be connected to a volunteer for a chat.
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"It is important to send a message that no public officer can steal the resources of this country and expect to escape," he said.
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His success can send a message to women that "if you just want to do this, you're more than ready and able," Schnall said.
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Wahid Khan wrote about his decision to ride the public bus after playing with Holi colours to send a message about diversity and acceptance.
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The disparities in resources between black and white schools send a message as powerful as state laws that required separate schools designated by race.
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The entire point of the engagement ring is to send a message to the public: The woman wearing the ring is in a relationship.
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"I wanted to kind of send a message out there that it's okay, that you're going to be okay," screenwriter Dana Fox tells Refinery29.
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"Let's send a message to the extreme partisans on both sides: do your job or don't get paid," he said in a statement. Rep.
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After a 35-year career working for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Michael Stuban had enough and decided to send a message just before retiring.
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The family pledged Thursday to reopen Soufi's restaurant on Friday and send a message that immigrant-owned businesses are welcome in Canada's largest city.
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Michael's goal is to have his work send a message in a visual way that's easy to digest in order to capture people's attention.
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We are determined to work with other governments around the world to eradicate slavery and send a message that it will not be tolerated.
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Miller told ABC News that the close race was "exactly the outcome" he wanted, because it would send a message that every vote matters.
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Under radio silent conditions, Boxer leadership could send a message to pilots using a helicopter's onboard mechanism or briefly landing on the flight deck.
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Phillip and Anne's interracial relationship courts controversy in the film and Efron wanted to use their love story to send a message to viewers.
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In addition to undermining military discipline and the Uniform Code of Military Justice, such actions send a message that future war crimes are acceptable.
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To Democratic leaders, it's designed to send a message that the Hispanic Caucus expects the party brass to keep pressing the issue with Republicans.
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"It was important to send a message to our group that we believe in them and that we have faith in them," Vigneault said.
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Selecting a woman as Pakistan's Foreign Minister or Interior Minister or both would send a message of hope and inspiration to all Pakistani women.
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Democrats, at the moment, are extremely motivated to go to the ballot box and send a message -- a negative one -- to President Donald Trump.
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When I visit these high schools, I see college pennants all over the hallways, intended to send a message: College is for you, too.
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To be able to send a message while still being entertaining is definitely one of the major reasons why comic books still flourish today.
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"It's the government taking action, which is what you would expect if they are trying to send a message to retaliate," Mr. Bown said.
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LONDON — The London police wanted to send a message to thieves on scooters and motorcycles in London: We will catch you however we can.
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As one of the most visible women in the world, Clinton has a rare opportunity to send a message of support to survivors everywhere.
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They hoped it would send a message to other correctional institutions that they were on shaky legal ground in denying access to these medications.
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John Begley, 43, an insurance executive who voted for Mr. Balderson, said he did so to send a message of support for Mr. Trump.
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"The key thing is to send a message to all of our partners and those communities that are the least well heard," he said.
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And while it may send a message to consumers with nut allergies, Mr. Crawford said that issue never really came up in focus groups.
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For many celebrities, taking a more active role in political discourse this year is a way to send a message about voting in 2020.
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Any wish to send a message about how even celebrities are held accountable for crimes, his lawyer said, was irrelevant in Mr. Sartorio's case.
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No matter what happens between now and November, it is difficult to imagine voters being willing to "waste their votes" to send a message.
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Instead of giving in to the blackmailer, Nikkie took control of her own story to send a message to anyone in a similar situation.
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In fact, exit polls showed one-third of the electorate wanted to send a message of opposition to Trump with their vote for governor.
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Yet one thing remains the same, according to Werner: Boycotts have always been organized to send a message, not to hurt sales or revenue.
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Yes we could send a message that we are ready to break apart this two-party system, and I am, but at what cost?
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Police investigators say a gang of young Hindu men chose her specifically to send a message that would terrorize her community of Muslim nomads.
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I will go to send a message to the international community about the devastating conditions in which I am forced to raise my sons.
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"We want to send a message and say 'hey look, there has to be some sort of moral responsibility for your investment," said Perry.
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After cutting his eye, he missed only the one game to send a message of the urgency the Grizzlies need going into the postseason.
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Some may hope that the strikes send a message beyond the Syrian conflict, perhaps to North Korea or its allies in the Chinese government.
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"Google wants to send a message to everyone: if you dare to engage in protected labor organizing, you will be punished," the statement reads.
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Either the parade is held in order to boost military support at home or it is intended to send a message to foreign adversaries.
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In a statement, Ernst said the bill would help hold bad actors accountable and send a message that such behavior will not be tolerated.
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A smitten Marine once accessed Jim Mattis&apos email to send a message praising the young trooper in the then-Marine general&aposs name.
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We did both, aggressively imploring Democrats to send a message in Trump's backyard, while talking to all voters about issues that transcend partisan politics.
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European rabbis said the Court had added to rising incidences of hate crime to send a message that "faith communities are no longer welcome".
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That's important because the campaign is desperate to send a message that it doesn't have to rely on the 2016 map to win reelection.
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"In two days, I really need you, but you really need you, to send a message to the corrupt Democrats in Washington," he said.
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It is a symbolic gesture, and its champions see it as a way to send a message about the urgency of taking climate action.
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It is a symbolic gesture, and its champions see it as a way to send a message about the urgency of taking climate action.
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A driver for Amazon's Flex delivery service said Amazon should send a message out to all customers asking them to avoid greeting delivery workers.
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As Mr. Giuliani spoke, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was in northeast Poland witnessing live-fire exercises intended to send a message to Russia.
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The candidate needs to count on the support of women voters who want to send a message to Trump and Republicans, according to pollsters.
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Law Roach, the man behind the looks of Instagram's biggest celebrity as well as Zendaya and Tiffany Haddish, uses clothes to send a message.
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The app also has a "Shout" feature, allowing a goTenna or goTenna Mesh user to send a message to whomever is in the vicinity.
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He said he spoke with Dr. Roque in December and urged him to send a message to Cubans to wait for the governments to act.
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But what it can do is just send a message to those who feel the way he feels that this community will not tolerate it.
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RBB, part of the ARD network, said it wanted to send a message to other artists who, heeding the BDS, refuse to perform in Israel.
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Another person speculated that Harry and Marv could be "two goons" hired by a rival crime family to "send a message" to Peter "Snakes" McCallister.
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The tool could prompt your advisor to send a message when a stock you have a significant position in has been downgraded by the firm.
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The law has been used to block gay rallies, limit funding and send a message to the larger public that it&aposs ok to discriminate.
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But also, to send a message, to remind other countries that North Korea has these things and they get media attention from around the world.
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Cox, who has been a strong advocate for the LGBTQ community, once again used her celebrity status to as a platform to send a message.
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We don't want to send a message that anybody's vote doesn't count," Robby Mook, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
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"He then decided to act out — to send a message, to try to intimidate and scare Trump's perceived enemies," his attorneys wrote in the memo.
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The destroyer William Lawrence will sail near the disputed islands in the region and is meant to send a message to Beijing to back down.
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Officials in what African nation recently set fire to 12 towers of illegal ivory, hoping to send a message that poaching will not be tolerated?
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Don junior did send a message to WikiLeaks on Twitter, asking for advance notice of a future release of material, but apparently received no reply.
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"People are trying to send a message to the executive branch of the government that science is more important than a political tool," he said.
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We've all been there: You send a message to a group of friends only to realize how dumb it sounds after the message is sent.
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It's interesting ... it sure looks like Sweden is trying to send a message to black rappers that they come to the country at their peril.
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You can expect both programs to send a message to millions of viewers that so many country fans already know: There's something here for everyone.
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They feel marginalised and anxious about their future, and they wanted to send a message, and the liberals are not paying any attention to that.
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"We want to send a message of hope for all refugees in our world," IOC president Thomas Bach said at the time of the announcement.
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When you send a message, a small progress bar pops up at the bottom of the screen, with the word "Undo" on the right side.
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McCain, a harsh critic of Moscow, had tried to stop the use of the RD-180 to send a message to Russia's President Vladimir Putin.
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It was essential to send a message that the health care provider will continue to serve women in the face of efforts to stop it.
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Samwell quickly discovers that there's a lot of White Walker-killing dragonglass at Dragonstone castle (appropriately enough) and plans to send a message to Jon.
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He's choosing to send a message to the men and women who love this franchise and what it stands for that their opinions don't matter.
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The farm bill taking a hit in the House this weekend as conservatives tank the measure to send a message to GOP leadership regarding immigration.
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"If the terrorists want to send a message that the government and the people should surrender, that's impossible," said Sarfaraz Bugti, the provincial home minister.
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The message function on WhatsApp is nearly identical to the one on Facebook, where you can go to a business's page and send a message.
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"If you want to send a message in this election, make it a resounding message: Turn back the forces of racism and misogyny," Obama said.
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Trump is clearly trying to send a message with his pardon of Scooter Libby – he has no issue with rewarding those who lie under oath.
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It's based in a simple formula: Whatever it costs to send a message, prisoners and their loved ones will find a way to pay it.
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The White House trying to send a message here about being respectful, even especially in the Oval Office when there&aposs another world leader there.
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Banks generally exercise this option to send a message to the markets that their liquidity position is strong enough to deal with a crisis situation.
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What it does is send a message to the current officers at the port of entry to say please start denying these claims for persecution.
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If you really want to send a message via SMS — which is horribly insecure — you can hold the "send message" icon to choose that option.
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Many people are speculating it is just one of many signals that Joyce has been trying to send a message that she is in trouble.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in an interview that the U.S. missile strike was intended to send a message to Russia.
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"We want to send a message that Hong Kong people should have the right to self-determine their city's future," Mr. Law said on Thursday.
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On Snapchat, tap "chat" or swipe up on a story to start a conversation, while on Instagram you tap "send a message" or ... swipe up.
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The comedian, known for her love of taking nude photos of herself, took to Instagram Monday to send a message to the GOP front-runner.
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Meanwhile, a local group of suicide bombers wants to use the doppelganger to send a message to the world that bin Laden is still alive.
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Lobbing dozens of cruise missiles at Iran to "send a message," as Trump has done twice in Syria, could cost a few hundred million dollars.
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But an expansion in ferry service is not as grand as a bridge, and doesn't send a message about Russia's status as a world power.
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I want to make sure that we send a message of who we are and what we are, because we are much better than that.
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He sometimes arrested people in their workplaces and then dropped the charges, seemingly as a way to intimidate them and send a message to associates.
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They were showing up to send a message to Trump, who they believe is a clear and present danger to all that they hold dear.
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" Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton noted that the BBG was "practically defunct in terms of its capacity to send a message around the world.
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He suggested the ambassador be expelled "tomorrow morning," calling it part of a broader effort to send a message to Saudi leadership about Khashoggi's death.
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Plastering red and blue onto a shoe to send a message isn't enough for the musician — he wants to be the impetus for actual change.
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A second is not long enough to send a message to Mama, to tell her, despite what's happened, I still love them all—my family.
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Maybe you want to send a message to those customers who have installed your app and are in the vicinity of your stores, for example.
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Berit Reiss-Andersen, chairwoman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, told reporters that the award was not intended to send a message directly to Mr. Trump.
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The multi-city strike was timed to send a message to McDonald's executives as they meet for the company's annual shareholder meeting Thursday in Dallas.
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"Not making Walid Fitaihi a priority will send a message that America isn't really first," she said in text message to The New York Times.
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Some American officials have said they would welcome the move because it would send a message to China that the United States will not retreat.
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When meeting with teachers, I make a conscious effort to uncross, so that I don't inadvertently send a message that I'm not open to listening.
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Together the changes send a message that the days of independence at Instagram, whose employees had grown accustomed to their autonomy inside Facebook, are over.
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"The entire sentencing proceedings were designed to send a message to the entire world, as Judge Aquilina stated over and over again," the lawyers wrote.
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"It's really time to send a message to the lobbyist that 'If you're doing deals with my brother, I really can't see you,'" Painter said.
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If an AT&T customer wants to send a message to another AT&T customer, it's simple: AT&T can just move the message itself.
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It would be a victory for good government — and would also send a message about the severity of Trump's and Pence's high crimes and misdemeanors.
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It has chosen to release its findings during the global climate summit in Madrid, a sign it wants to send a message to the world.
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This will send a message to the nation, as well as to the world, that America treats its citizens equally no matter where they are.
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Are you concerned, Mr. President, that commuting Chelsea Manning's sentence will send a message that leaking classified material will not generate (inaudible) groups like WikiLeaks?
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Your body language can send a message you might not intend about who you are—and you want to communicate that you're reliable and honest.
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Democratic voters, fresh off a strong showing in November's off-year elections, are eager to send a message to President Trump at the ballot box.
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Moving missiles is visible and suggests that Iran intended to send a message that something was in the works, giving Washington a chance to prepare.
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A number of elected officials have self-quarantined to send a message to the public to limit travel in an effort to contain the disease.
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The Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition wants to send a message that sexy and empowered can go together, its editor, MJ Day, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But amid the renewed relations between both Koreas during the games, North Korea still plans to send a message to Americans ahead of the ceremonies.
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Instagram allows us to make that happen, to send a message of love through the cosmos with full knowledge that its target will receive it.
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Merkel chose Hamburg, the city where she was born before her father moved the family to communist East Germany, to send a message of openness.
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McSally easily beat out Trumpian Kelli Ward in a race that was supposed to send a message to perceived "moderates" like McSally, the outgoing Sen.
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The tail ends, because I need to send a message of parole board in the event somehow God is gracious and I know he is.
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" He said the stimulus will send a message to U.S. citizens that the government is there for them "in a time of crisis like this.
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When this tissue breaks down and you start menstruating, the prostaglandins are released and send a message to the smooth muscle tissue in the uterus.
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"And I believe that when we win next Tuesday, we will send a message not just to the country, but we're also going to send a message to the world that positive ideas coupled with vision and accomplishments, lifting everyone and getting us to remember that we're Americans ... before we're Republicans and Democrats and conservative principles will work to rescue this country," Kasich said.
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Instead, expect a steady stream of judges to keep coming down the pike — and potential opposition from Republican senators if they want to send a message.
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"I promise that we will send a message to the world, that when it comes to climate change Australia is back in the fight," said Shorten.
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Another journalist asked Nielsen whether the family separations are intended to send a message to potential migrants, to deter them from crossing the border at all.
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Participating drivers say they intend to send a message to Uber and its rivals: They want livable incomes, job security and regulated fares, among other demands.
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Prosecutor Gareth Harrison last month told the magistrate Wilson must be jailed to send a message that such institutional cover-ups will no longer be tolerated.
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It's a refreshing move away from the usual illustrations of LGBTQ pride that often rely on simple rainbows to send a message of empowerment and support.
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"The near-term Saudi concern is how they send a message to the Iranians in Yemen, and they would like full-throated American support," Alterman said.
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Yellen is slated to speak on the economy on June 6, and economists expect her to use that speech to send a message on policy instead.
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By targeting Puigdemont and some of his entourage, Spanish authorities apparently hoped to send a message that attempts to break up Spain will not be tolerated.
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U.S. difficulties with China will send a message to the EU and Japan that their excessive trade surpluses with America must be cut — fast and radically.
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By doing so, we can send a message to victims everywhere that their stories matter and they can receive support when they're ready to speak up.
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Beyond hoping to connect people from all kinds of backgrounds going through similar struggles, Price also wants to send a message to the industry at large.
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The Trudeau family joins America's political dynasties to send a message to the world: that citizens of every nation can—nay, should—demand sexier government officials.
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AB 2989 would dismantle those hard-fought protections, and send a message that seniors, parents with kids and the disabled aren't welcome on San Francisco's sidewalks.
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Two sources told the Times they believe the incident with the executive in June was an attempt to send a message to U.S. President Donald Trump.
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A major fine would send a message to Facebook — and other tech giants — that the commission is determined to rein in careless treatment of user privacy.
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You won't appear in their list of people to share to when they try to send a message, whether it's a meme or a nude photo.
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"The plan either way is send a message to the Republican establishment to respect our votes," said Ralph King, a member of the Cleveland Tea Party.
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A bipartisan group of senators is already working on a piece of legislation aimed to send a message to Duterte that his drug war must stop.
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Trump said that she wore the coat to send a message to the media — while also reminding the media to stop focusing on what she wears.
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At one point, the group gathered to take a group picture in front of the Knesset, using their smoking to send a message to Israel's lawmakers.
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Hanham said it's possible Pyongyang released images of Kim visiting a secretive military operation for political reasons, or to send a message to the United States.
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This is…not better: When I built our push notification server, I added the ability to send a message to every device in case of emergency.
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You can also send a message of support to those who are participating, or post updates about the strike so others can follow what's going on.
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While I don't deny that a strong showing from Dr. Stein would send a message to the Democrats, that isn't the message I think it sends.
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Next to each illustration is a number that you can text to send a message to the artist to let them know you have seen them.
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The photos themselves not only send a message to the outside world, but they also have a personal importance to the people Jones photographs as well.
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"These charges should send a message to anyone who would consider violating the public's trust and compromising our national security by disclosing classified information," Boente said.
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"I think we have to send a message of commitment," Mattis said at the March 2013 Senate Armed Services Committee hearing where he revealed his recommendation.
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Unless there's damning evidence that the government has unaccountably concealed, this case seems to have been brought to send a message—not to protect the public.
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He denied possible changes to social programs and said his possible rise to the presidency would send a message of pacification and optimism to the country.
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Meanwhile, proponents of the nuclear deal argue withdrawing will send a message to North Korea that it cannot trust the United States on future nuclear negotiations.
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If you wanted to send a message to white writers and critics about how to better listen to and understand black voices, what would you say?
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The Times reported that Stone had tried to send a message asking for a pardon from Trump via Alex Jones, who runs a far-right website.
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"The administration didn't appreciate some of our findings, so this is retaliation to harm the agency and send a message," an unnamed ERS employee told Politico.
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"Today, we're here to send a message to the world that we're not going to let the country be overwhelmed," Sessions said at the news conference.
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However, critics say that the federal government may be out to make an example out of Zuckerberg and send a message to others in Silicon Valley.
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RBC's Croft said the Saudi gesture was meant to highlight cooperation with Iran and send a message that the Zanganeh is being included in decision-making.
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And he wants to use his protest vote to send a message that there is support for a larger left-wing movement in the United States.
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We know who they are and we continue to send a message that it's OK to commit these crimes by not doing anything as a community.
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The administration has said the strike by US, UK and French forces aimed to send a message to the Assad regime to stop using chemical weapons.
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If I like the guy's look or if it seems as if we have a lot in common, then I'm happy to send a message first.
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In Graves' they attack the thyroid gland and, in the process, send a message to make and release thyroid hormone, whether it is needed or not.
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"Malawi tobacco is one of those areas where we are trying to send a message," CBP Office Of Trade Executive Assistant Commissioner Brenda Smith told CNN.
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Sitting in a single room devoid of furniture, Ms. Perk Chrep said that all she wanted to do was send a message to Mr. Hun Sen.
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Such action is meant to impose a modest cost on Mr. Assad or to send a message that future chemical weapons use will not be tolerated.
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"By welcoming ROA to the Olympic Games in Rio, we want to send a message of hope to all the refugees of the world," Bach said.
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Selfies and other personal information are the currencies on which someone decides whether to swipe right or left, or click a heart, or send a message.
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It's as if the little oak sapling, acting on behalf of all that is endangered by this biohazard of a presidency, died to send a message.
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Jean-Pierre Cabestan, a political scientist at Hong Kong Baptist University, said the family-friendly march a week ago was not enough to send a message.
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But to historians and black activists, the tweets are clear evidence of an attempt by the president to send a message of solidarity to many supporters.
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But he doesn't want to send a message that this population is doomed, he said, noting the return to births and the decline in accidental deaths.
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The choice to send a message into space is one that may well not generate a meaningful outcome for a thousand years, or a hundred thousand.
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It was an opportunity to send a message to Americans, and most importantly his accusers in Congress, that there was more important work to be accomplished.
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The Virginia Citizens Defense League, which organized Monday&aposs event, said the annual rally was intended to send a message of support for the Second Amendment.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas used her nails to send a message, posing with her husband on a red carpet darkened by the sudden death of Kobe Bryant.
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The lawmakers claim the government is trying to tell Phillips how to exercise his artistic expression and send a message that contradicts his deeply held beliefs.
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"When we see some isolated, and I do believe that they are isolated, incidents that annoy us, we are obliged to send a message," Tsipras said.
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Critics of the pardon argued that Trump's move could send a message to troops that they don't need to follow rules of engagement when fighting abroad.
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"We have been trying to send a message," said J. Thomas Manger, president of the Major Cities Chiefs Association, which represents police departments across the country.
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We want to send a message of hope and strength, and importantly to thank the emergency services and volunteers for their incredible efforts and courage pic.twitter.
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The care with which Tehran selected its targets suggests that it only wanted to send a message to the United States without igniting a larger war.
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In addition, 49 percent of registered voters answered that their vote in November would send a message that the U.S. needs more Democrats to check Trump.
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The well-publicized calls are an important way to send a message to North Korea that the U.S.-Japan alliance is tight, two former diplomats said.
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"[The sensors] process that information, and then the traffic controller can send a message to everyone that there is a cyclist on the left," Schober said.
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I do know that I hope my Christian neighbors start speaking up against this current administration, and that they send a message of solidarity by voting.
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"This case should send a message to prohibited persons contemplating acquiring guns by any method," said Cox, the US attorney for the Northern District of Texas.
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The test launch was routine, Air Force Global Strike Command spokesman Joe Thomas told AFP, and was not intended to send a message to North Korea.
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"It's enough to deserve our attention and to send a message that it's not appreciated and we'll actively go after you," Blocker told CNN by phone.
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"As a nation, we have to send a message to everybody else that we're not going to let them interfere in our election process," said Sen.
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Burning sage, or smudging, is great first step — it's essentially an all-purpose spiritual cleanser that will send a message to your ghost but won't offend it.
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The April 3 concert in Los Angeles, titled "Welcome," will raise funds for the ACLU and seeks to send a message of acceptance and unity to immigrants.
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"With personal requests turned on for HomePod, Siri can send a message, add reminders and notes and check calendar appointments," Apple explains in a blog post online .
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Photojournalists and filmmakers of all stripes have joined together to send a message to the world's leading camera manufacturers: give us better tools to protect our media.
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ABOUT RUTGERS (4-0): Despite the promising results, Pikiell managed to send a message to his star player, Sanders, last game by bringing him off the bench.
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" To Giuliani it was clear from the meeting that Tymoshenko wanted him to send a message to the President: that "she'd be the most loyal to Trump.
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Or why, if he could send a message to Jyn, he couldn't have sent her a copy of the Death Star's blueprints while he was at it.
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Fashion helps us send a message to the world — and ourselves — about the person we want to be, so the world can assist us on that journey.
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"I think the best outcome is that we send a message that people shouldn't have to choose between principles and their pocketbooks in this country," she says.
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On days we're flush with funds, we may be more willing to send a message to someone after Tinder proclaims in all caps that IT'S A MATCH!
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Defending the decision, the U.S. official said allowing lawsuits would cause only a "bump" in the business world but send a message of U.S. resolve against Havana.
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The H20Pal Smart Bottle can track exactly how much water you drink and will send a message to your smartphone periodically, reminding you to drink more water.
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Just like you'd send a message to a friend, users can now contact Obama by going to The White House's Facebook Page and hitting the "message" icon.
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These edits don't fix what the men did, but they at least send a message that the people in charge will not tolerate such behavior anymore (finally!).
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They seemed indignant at his full-frontal attack on the city's economic bedrock, and were determined to send a message to anyone else thinking of leaking data.
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Siriano truly believes in dressing women of all shapes and sizes and he used this runway show to send a message to the rest of the industry.
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They should not be dragged through the courts on the pretense that they set out to do harm, nor punished as a way to send a message.
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Abbas Maher, mayor of the nearby town of Zubair, said he believed Iran-backed groups had specifically targeted Exxon to "send a message" to the United States.
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She was just like, 'I'm concerned with the reality of the tensions between authorities and the black community, and I want to send a message out there.
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The top American commander for U.S. forces in the Middle East told reporters Iran's recent naval activity was meant to "send a message" to the United States.
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To try it out, just friend the NBA page on Facebook, send a message to NBA on Facebook and then type in a player or team name.
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A Justice Department official says the feds have gathered enough evidence to suspect the attacker didn't just want to harm the immediate victims but send a message.
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The official says that while Fields' motive is not yet clear, federal investigators have gathered enough evidence to be suspicious that he wanted to send a message.
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And it was important for the star, who has said that she's inspired by "everything positive, good, happy and beautiful," to send a message through her shoes.
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"We also hope this will send a message to everyone that the #FreedomtoLove is not a foreign value but one that all Singaporeans share," the group tweeted.
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When you send a message through the easy-to-use app, the heart on the beechwood box begins to spin, alerting the recipient of a new message.
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"We can win this thing on April 0003 and send a message that will be heard across metro Atlanta, across Georgia, and across the country," he added.
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Whenever you watch a video, post a picture, or send a message, the bytes that make up that item are analyzed and tallied by your internet provider.
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The Trump administration wants to send a message to unauthorized immigrants living in self-identified "sanctuary cities": your local government can't actually keep you from getting deported.
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Former Australian sprint champion Melinda Gainsford-Taylor said the IOC missed a chance to send a message to cheaters by not issuing a blanket ban on Russia.
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He needs to be found accountable, said Mr Ellenhorn: that would send a message to other CEOs that they cannot get away with fiddling with the books.
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Jennifer Lu, chief co-ordinator of Marriage Equality Coalition Taiwan, said passing marriage equality would send a message to the world that "Taiwan is open for business".
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The friends said they wanted to send a message, so they used the letter "M" representing the university that is cemented on the side of the mountain.
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And the fact that they are doing that could be a way to send a message to the public and others within the scope of the investigation.
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"I'm here to send a message loud and clear that the treatment of others that you've been reading about here lately is unacceptable," Kennedy said on Wednesday.
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Asked by a reporter in Iowa on Monday how she would get Medicare for All through the Senate, Warren said the election results would send a message.
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And it means to send a message that the wearer is too savvy, too secure in her skin, to bother keeping pace with the vagaries of style.
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" When an astronaut's work was hindered by personal matters, "I didn't hesitate to send a message," Mr. Slayton wrote, and "Graveline was the first to get it.
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They give a sense that Homeland Security has the border situation under control, and they supposedly send a message to other would-be refugees not to come.
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"Unfortunately there was decline but now through this big project we want to send a message to the people that it is still possible to study space."
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Jusuf Kalla told Reuters that Indonesia would send a message to Beijing demanding that it respect the Southeast Asian nation's sovereignty over waters around the Natuna Islands.
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Of course, prosecutors will deny indicting someone just to "send a message," but even an entirely legitimate indictment based on strong evidence can have this collateral effect.
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Failure to respond to the acts, the lawmakers said, would send a message that nuclear deal reached last year gives Iran free range on its other activities.
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"I think everyone to whom Mueller and his team wanted to send a message heard loud and clear the message," said Jacob Frenkel, a Washington defense lawyer.
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Merkel was born in Hamburg and she chose the city, a trading hub that helped launch the career of the Beatles, to send a message of openness.
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Those tariffs may have been designed to send a message to leading Republicans, who may still prevail upon Trump to change his mind or soften his approach.
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He moved assertively over recent days to send a message to Republican leaders who loathe him that a partnership is still possible — that love could yet bloom!
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It wasn't just a quick visit, Macron wanted to send a message to the startup community — he still cares about technology very much, thank you for asking.
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Why doesn't it send a message along with the texts to tell the recipient of your last earthly moments that this is in fact a Real Emergency?
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But instead, telling them that 70% of verified and consistent voters in their district care about the environment—now that's much more likely to send a message.
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"I want to send a message that we've got a serious problem and we need to deal with it, and they're part of the solution," Thrasher said.
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The police force's restrained response fueled suspicions that the attacks were sanctioned by pro-Chinese forces in the Hong Kong government to send a message to demonstrators.
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"They want to send a message to Beijing," said Willy Lam, an adjunct professor at the Center for China Studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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"There is something bigger at stake than just me here, because this does send a message to try to chill people from helping others," Ms. Todd said.
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Mr. Sosa said the gang may also be using the killings to send a message to the country's incoming president, Nayib Bukele, who takes office June 1.
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There is no hard evidence linking Iran to the attacks, which caused no casualties and only minor damage but may have been intended to send a message.
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And if we send a message to the bigots that we are not going to take them on, you are saying to them: 'Do what you may.
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" Mr. McCain said he is using the measure to send a message to the president about the role of Congress: "We are a coequal branch of government.
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The implication was that Bolton was trying to send a message to Trump that even his vice president disagreed with the Camp David idea, the source said.
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At the time, executives said that beta testers were frustrated about having to switch between Instagram and a second app whenever they wanted to send a message.
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By January 63, Trump had decided it was time to send a message and chose the option to kill Soleimani to send a strong signal to Iran.
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Democratic sources say Schumer convened the meeting not only to salve rankled feelings but also to send a message to the Vermont senator: Play nice with others.
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It was like the 90s again, when Bill Clinton would bomb Saddam Hussein overnight because he wanted to send a message, but not actually start a war.
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Schwarzenegger lamented the current state of the party, both state-wide and nationally, and urged donors to cut off their support in order to send a message.
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"It was clear to McCabe that Trump mentioned McCabe's wife repeatedly to make a point and send a message, like a bullying tactic," the interview summary says.
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Stacy Bailey said she hoped the settlement would send a message of encouragement to other L.G.B.T.Q. teachers — and a warning to districts about the dangers of intolerance.
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That depends on what wins, which will send a message, intended or not, breaking down what's special, unique or merely notable about each the best-picture contenders.
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So I think the president just needs to send a message we can't hold up progress in America unless there are legitimate, lawful reasons to do so.
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"We believe that the recent explosive incidents that have occurred in the city of Austin were meant to send a message," Austin police Chief Brian Manley said.
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Soon after Barkan's endorsement, Sanders took to Twitter to remind his backers that he is a "friend" and apparently send a message for them to back off.
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Instead, Ms. Olney urged voters to send a message to the government that the 48 percent of Britons who voted to Remain were not to be ignored.
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Gorsuch's decision to file a dissent may send a message to future defendants that without inclusion of a property-based argument his concurrence cannot be counted on.
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"They don't consider any political process legitimate, and they want to send a message that if the U.S. supports the elections, they can disrupt them," he said.
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One Democratic operative said the poll "was designed to send a message" to Moore and state party officials in an effort to oust him as the nominee.
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Foreign governments, Ms. Teachout and other ethics experts warn, could rent out rooms in Trump hotels as a way to send a message to the Trump family.
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Treasury selling is often viewed as a way Beijing could retaliate against the Washington, but bond strategists are skeptical China is really trying to send a message.
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The Justice Department's decision to indict Ms. Veselnitskaya may be an effort to send a message that the civil asset forfeiture case was tainted by her actions.
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"Please send a message to President Trump and urge him to reduce the number of foreign workers coming to the United States," reads one of the emails.
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If the measure passes, it would send a message to the Trump administration and specifically Bolton, who before joining Trump's team called for regime change in Iran.
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MORE (D-Md.), who registers less than 1 percent support, has scheduled 85033 events in Iowa this month, which he has billed his "Send a Message" tour.
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Al Sharpton told us, in no uncertain terms, the Prez should quickly denounce the attackers to send a message, and to separate himself from the alleged violence.
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